From Queens: The Brand Residents Don't Buy
Bronx: "Welcome to The Bronx, one of New York City's "must see" communities. It's a place of world-famous attractions, diverse artistic expression, miles of parks..." is the tag line used on the Bronx tourist website, I Love the Bronx.
Brooklyn: "World class cultural institutions, amusement parks, and hot nightspots...Historic Brooklyn NY is home to everyone from everywhere - we are the world's neighborhood, the borough that puts the "new" in New York City. Brooklyn is big, it's diverse, and it's got something for everyone - this is the real New York! You name it, Brooklyn's got it: history, beaches, including Brighton Beach, parks, New York's only aquarium, Coney Island, ethnic enclaves, night clubs, hip art galleries & museums, world-class shopping. It's all here...," according to the Brooklyn tourism website
Manhattan: "A borough of culture and commerce, Manhattan is the central island in the New York archipelago...it’s home to corporate headquarters, fine hotels and restaurants, and landmarks as varied as the United Nations, the New York Public Library and Madison Square Garden. Visitors flock to the Broadway shows of Theater District and nearby Times Square, as well as to Bryant Park...historic center...music...art...culture...performing arts...fine arts...boutique shoppers...known for its funky offerings, with experimental music clubs, theaters and cutting-edge fashion." This quote is just a brief summary of the immense amount of writing about Manhattan on one of the many tourist sites devoted to the borough.
Queens: "As the most diverse community in the nation, Queens offers a wealth of interests and activities. Our first class sporting events, cultural institutions and nature parks draw thousands of people each year." This is the tag line used to promote Queens on the official Queens website. Promotion of Queens continues on their tourism website
Staten Island: "Several unique museums and galleries can be found on Staten Island for visitors who enjoy arts and culture. Miles of beaches can also be enjoyed for sunbathing, swimming, pier fishing and other recreational activities." This quote sums up Staten Island according to this website
